Okay; The problem does not appear to be hardware. I've swapped around power bricks, i've let one router cool all the way before using (overnight) to count out heat.
I am going to open a bug for the issue; I think it is the wireless driver as it appears rolling back to stable Attitude Adjustment makes all of the problems go away. Going to test further, but the thing that made it really obvious in the past was running iperf. Iperf would lock up and not even provide output for the intervals requested. c On Wed, Nov 20, 2013 at 8:25 AM, camden lindsay < [email protected]> wrote: > Aaaand perhaps this has to do with the power brick, or heat (it is in a > relatively warm server cabinet, and very warm to touch on the outside > surface) > The new unit now is showing similar issues. > > Will investigate further (try another power brick, see about adding > heatsinks or cooling the unit somehow > > >
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